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DIFF Devices STEREOID [Max for Live]
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DIFF Devices STEREOID [Max for Live]

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STEREOID is an impressive Max for Live device to precisely adjust stereo width on your tracks or your master. FEATURES 1.0: Stereo Width per band ( 4 bands ) Adjustable Frequency bands Bass Mono On/Off Spectrum display Correlation Meter Mix Signal GUI match Ableton Live Themes Inside the zip file you have an file : 1. DIFF Devices - Stereoid.amxd 2. Save the .amxd file anywhere on your computer or in a folder that you previously saved your maxforlive devices. 3. Drag and drop the device into a midi track. 4. Click on save (on the right hand side of the window: with a 'floppy disk' icon)... (Check Manual.) 5. This will automatically save the device to your 'User Library' folder in 'Places' (the 'head outline' icon), and will also save a '.adv' file which can be used to store your favourite initial setup. 6. You're good to go. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS MAC & WIN Only works in Ableton Live with Max installed. * It Requires Ableton Live V11 (minimum). * M1 Mac Compatible.

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